I managed to finish 10 books in February. This is still down from my average last year, but I’m pretty impressed because February was a short, busy month for me. These 11 books totaled 2,708 pages and over a day’s worth of audiobooks. Some of the books I read at the end of the month haven’t been reviewed yet, but their reviews are (mostly) coming soon. As usual, book titles link to reviews and all books are listed within their genre in the order in which I read them. After my list of what I read this month, you’ll find a list of the other reviews I posted:
What I Read:
Fiction
The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield (audio)
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford
The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid
Historical Fiction
Signora Da Vinci by Robin Maxwell (also see Robin’s guest post)
Murder Most Royal by Jean Plaidy
The Sonnets by Warwick Collins
The Tory Widow by Christine Blevins (review coming March 25th)
The Tsarina’s Daughter (audio)
Science Fiction
Old Man’s War by John Scalzi
Nonfiction
Four Queens: The Provencal Sisters Who Ruled Europe by Nancy Goldstone
Pick of the Month
Based on other reviews I’ve read and the comments I got on this post I’m certainly not the only person who feels this way about Diane Setterfield’s “The Thirteenth Tale.” This book has a fantastic story and is notable for the loving way it treats the subject of books and reading. I listened to “The Thirteenth Tale” on audio and it was very well done. I liked this book enough that I think I’ll still (at some point) read the paper copy I have in my library.
What I Reviewed:
These are the books I read in previous months that were finally reviewed during Feburary:
Fiction
The School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister
Standing Still by Kelly Simmons (also check out Kelly’s guest post)
Historical Fiction:
The Jewel Trader of Pegu by Jeffrey Hantover
Mistress Shakespeare by Karen Harper
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10 is a great number. I think I read 3 or 4.
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You read quite a few hefty books so I think 10 is a fantastic number. After reading your review of the 13th Tale I really really need to read it!
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